Green Crack Strain Feminized SeedsThe mango-scented Skunk #1 sativa renamed by Snoop Dogg
No reviews yet · be the first to review Green CrackThe Green Crack strain is a sativa-dominant hybrid built on Skunk #1, famous for a sharp, energetic high and a sweet mango-and-citrus smell. It first circulated as a clone called Cush, and the story goes that Snoop Dogg gave it the name it carries now. Reported THC runs about 15–25%, bloom takes 7 to 9 weeks, and every one of these feminized seeds should give you a female plant.
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What is the Green Crack strain?
Green Crack is a sativa-leaning cross (roughly 65% sativa) of Skunk #1 and an indica that most sources leave unnamed, though one breeder says it was an Afghani. Most histories credit a grower known as Cecil C., and the plant first spread as a clone-only cut called Cush before it took its current name. Green Crack is reported at about 15–25% THC, needs 7 to 9 weeks of bloom, comes down outdoors in early October and smells of sweet mango, citrus and earth.
AllBud lists 65% sativa / 35% indica. Some seed versions, such as Humboldt Seed Organisation's, grow more like indicas.
Green Crack started out as Cush; the popular story says Snoop Dogg renamed it after one smoke, a tale most sources call legend.
Green Crack strain specs
Green Crack's numbers come from Leafly, AllBud and the seed makers listed on SeedFinder. The original Green Crack was a clone, so seed lines from different breeders vary, and the height and yield rows reflect Humboldt Seed Organisation's version and grower reports.
| Type | Sativa-dominant; AllBud gives a 65/35 sativa-to-indica split |
|---|---|
| Genetics | Skunk #1 × unknown indica (Humboldt Seed Organisation says Afghani) |
| Bred by | Credited to Cecil C., usually placed in Athens, Georgia; date undocumented |
| THC | About 15–25% (Leafly lists 17%) |
| CBD | Negligible; Leafly lists about 1% CBG |
| Main terpenes | Myrcene, caryophyllene, pinene |
| Aroma & flavor | Mango, citrus, tropical fruit, earth and wood |
| Reported effects | Energetic, focused, talkative, creative, happy |
| Seed type | Feminized (female plants) |
|---|---|
| Flowering indoors | 7–9 weeks; Humboldt Seed Organisation lists about 63 days |
| Outdoor harvest | First week of October (Northern Hemisphere) |
| Height | Tall; 3.7–4.9 m (12–16 ft) outdoors on Humboldt Seed Organisation's figures |
| Yield | High indoors and out, per the breeder and grower reviews |
| Difficulty | Easy to moderate; needs support and plenty of nitrogen |
| Best methods | Topping, trellising, SCROG or Sea of Green |
| Climate | Indoors, or warm, dry outdoor gardens; slightly prone to powdery mildew |
Where does the Green Crack strain come from?
Green Crack was bred from Skunk #1 and an indica that is usually listed as unknown, which Humboldt Seed Organisation describes as an isolated Afghani. Most accounts credit a grower called Cecil C., often placed in Athens, Georgia, but different sources date the work anywhere from the 1970s to the late 1980s, so no year is certain. AllBud describes the line as Skunk #1 developed through inbreeding.
The plant first spread as a clone-only cut called Cush or Green Cush. In the widely told story, Snoop Dogg tried it and called it Green Crack for its sharp, wired high, and the name stuck. Because the original was a clone, today's seeds come from breeders who turned the cut into seed lines, such as Humboldt Seed Organisation's feminized Green Crack and Riot Seeds' Green Crack S1.
Is Green Crack the same as Green Crush or Green Cush?
Yes: Green Crush, Mango Crack, Green Cush and Cush are all names for Green Crack. Leafly lists Green Crush and Mango Crack as alternate names, and AllBud adds the two original clone names. Each of them refers to the same Skunk #1-based sativa, so the genetics and growing notes on this page apply whichever label you see.
One name, several seed lines. Seed versions of Green Crack differ a little in structure: SeedFinder's Humboldt Seed Organisation entry calls its plant mostly indica in growth, even though users still describe a racy, sativa-style effect.
What does Green Crack taste like, and how does it feel?
Aroma and flavor
Green Crack smells and tastes of sweet mango and citrus over an earthy, woody base. Leafly's top flavor tags are citrus, mango and earthy, and Humboldt Seed Organisation's notes add tropical fruit, a peppery edge and, on some plants, a gassy or skunky undertone.
- Mango
- Citrus
- Tropical fruit
- Earth
- Wood
- Pepper
Terpenes
- Myrcene
- Ripe mango and earth; Leafly's most abundant terpene for Green Crack
- Caryophyllene
- Peppery, spicy undertone
- Pinene
- Fresh pine and wood
- Humulene
- Woody, herbal note found in some Green Crack profiles
Green Crack's terpene data comes from Leafly's lab-tested products and terpene-blend profiles; individual plants and batches vary.
Reported effects
Green Crack is best known for a fast, energetic, clear-headed high that people describe as focused and talkative. Leafly calls its effects mostly energizing, and AllBud describes a cerebral mood boost with a jolt of energy, so most people reach for it in the daytime rather than at night.
- Energetic
- Focused
- Talkative
- Creative
- Happy
Green Crack's most common complaints are dry mouth, anxiety and paranoia, which show up more at high doses, plus occasional dizziness or dry eyes.
This Green Crack effect profile is drawn from user reviews on Leafly and AllBud plus breeder descriptions. How it hits you may be different, and nothing here is medical advice.
How do you grow Green Crack seeds?
Green Crack seeds grow fast and tall: top and support the plants early, give them plenty of nitrogen in veg, flower them for 7 to 9 weeks, and keep air moving to hold off powdery mildew.
- Germinate3–7 days
Green Crack seedlings shoot up quickly once they break the surface, so give them strong light from day one to keep the stems short.
- Vegetate3–5 weeks indoors
Keep veg short indoors: Green Crack grows fast, with long gaps between nodes and large, thin fan leaves.
- Flower7–9 weeks
Green Crack stretches hard in the first weeks of 12/12; fit a trellis net before the buds start stacking.
- HarvestDay ~63 indoors · first week of October outdoors
Green Crack buds finish hard and compact; cut when a loupe shows mostly cloudy trichomes on the top colas.
Grow tips for Green Crack
- Support the branches. Humboldt Seed Organisation recommends trellising indoors and cages or stakes outdoors, where Green Crack can reach 3.7–4.9 m (12–16 ft).
- Feed nitrogen in veg. The breeder calls Green Crack nitrogen hungry, so pale lower leaves during its fast growth usually mean it wants more.
- Top it and fill a net. Growers on SeedFinder report good results topping Green Crack and running it in a SCROG or Sea of Green to tame its height.
- Stay ahead of powdery mildew. Humboldt Seed Organisation notes a slight weakness to powdery mildew, so keep humidity moderate and leave space between plants.
- Look for stray male flowers. Two SeedFinder users reported hermaphrodite flowers on seed-grown Green Crack, so check the buds for pollen sacs during bloom and keep the dark period light-tight.
- Cold nights can bring out purple. Riot Seeds says its Green Crack S1 can turn purple when temperatures drop late in flower.
Is Green Crack the right strain for you?
Great pick if you
- Want an energizing, focused daytime high
- Love sweet mango and citrus flavors
- Have room for a tall, fast plant or are happy to top and trellis it
- Like growing a strain with a long track record and a famous name story
Think twice if you
- Want a calm, sleepy evening smoke
- Tend to feel anxious or racy on strong sativas
- Have limited headroom and no time for topping or trellising
- Garden where autumns are damp and mildew is common
Green Crack strain FAQ
Is Green Crack indica or sativa?
AllBud rates Green Crack 65% sativa and 35% indica, and Leafly files it under sativas. Some seed versions grow bushier, but the reported effect stays energizing and clear-headed.
Why is it called Green Crack?
Green Crack was first known as Cush. The common story says Snoop Dogg renamed it Green Crack after trying it, a nod to its sharp, energetic high. Nobody has documented the moment, but that is how the name is usually explained.
What are the parents of Green Crack?
Green Crack comes from Skunk #1 and an indica that most sources leave unnamed. Humboldt Seed Organisation describes that second parent as an isolated Afghani, and AllBud says the line was developed by inbreeding Skunk #1.
How much THC does Green Crack have?
Green Crack is reported at about 15–25% THC. Leafly lists 17% based on tested products, AllBud gives 15–25%, and Riot Seeds quotes 24% for its S1 line. CBD is negligible.
How long does Green Crack take to flower?
Green Crack usually wants 7 to 9 weeks on a 12/12 schedule, and Humboldt Seed Organisation lists about 63 days. Grown outside in the Northern Hemisphere, it comes down in the first week of October.
What does Green Crack taste like?
Green Crack tastes of sweet mango and citrus with an earthy, woody base. Leafly's top flavor tags are citrus, mango and earthy, and myrcene is its most abundant terpene.
How tall does Green Crack get?
Green Crack grows tall and fast. Humboldt Seed Organisation puts outdoor plants at 3.7–4.9 m (12–16 ft) depending on feeding, pot size and latitude. Indoors, top it early and use a trellis to keep it below the lights.
Is there an autoflower version of Green Crack?
Yes, autoflowering Green Crack seeds exist; they are crossed with ruderalis so they bloom without a change in light hours. This page covers the feminized photoperiod version, which grows larger and needs 7 to 9 weeks of 12/12 to flower.
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